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10. Lucerne, Switzerland (39% chance of snow on Christmas day) - This Swiss town is an idyllic destination for a white Christmas, with snow-capped mountains surrounding the picturesque town.

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Lucerne, Switzerland - Lucerne is also known for its winter sports, including skiing in the nearby Alps, and its scenic boat tours on the frozen lake.

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Lucerne, Switzerland - The Christmas market by the lake showcases beautiful handcrafted goods and festive treats, making Lucerne an unforgettable destination for a Christmas getaway.

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9. Stavanger, Norway (43% chance of snow on Christmas day) -

Stavanger, located along Norway's southern coast, offers a cozy and festive white Christmas experience.

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The town is often covered in snow, and its charming wooden houses look magical against the backdrop of winter landscapes.

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The city is also close to the famous Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), where visitors can enjoy stunning snowy views of the fjords.

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8. Brasov, Romania (43% chance of snow on Christmas day) -

In the heart of Romania, Brasov is a hidden gem for a white Christmas. With snow-covered streets, medieval architecture, and the Carpathian Mountains as a backdrop, the city feels like a winter wonderland.

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The town square hosts a beautiful Christmas market where visitors can enjoy traditional Romanian holiday foods, mulled wine, and handcrafted gifts.

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Brasov's proximity to Bran Castle, known as Dracula's Castle, adds an extra layer of mystery and charm to the festive season.

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7. Bergen, Norway (48% chance of snow on Christmas day) -

Located on Norway's west coast, Bergen offers a picturesque white Christmas experience, with snow blanketing the city’s historic wooden buildings.

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Bergen's Christmas market is a highlight, offering local crafts, food, and festive cheer. 

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Snow-covered mountains encircle the city, offering incredible winter hiking opportunities and breathtaking views of the fjords.

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6. Oslo, Norway (52% chance of snow on Christmas day) -

Oslo, Norway's vibrant capital, is a fantastic place to experience a white Christmas, with snowy streets and plenty of winter activities.

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The city boasts scenic views of the surrounding fjords, which are even more stunning under a blanket of snow.

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Visitors can go ice skating at Spikersuppa rink, wander through festive Christmas markets, and visit the Royal Palace adorned with holiday lights. Cozy Oslo cafés serve warm drinks, perfect after a snowy day outside.

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5. Innsbruck, Austria (52% chance of snow on Christmas day) -

Set in the heart of the Austrian Alps, Innsbruck is famous for its snowy Christmases and is a winter sports paradise, ideal for skiing, snowboarding, and sledding.

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Innsbruck's historic charm becomes even more enchanting under a blanket of snow, creating a magical atmosphere perfect for a white Christmas.

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Its Christmas markets are among the most beautiful in Europe, offering handcrafted ornaments, delicious mulled wine, and holiday treats.

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4. Tallinn, Estonia (57% chance of snow on Christmas day) -

Estonia's capital is known for its charming old town, which transforms into a winter fairy tale during Christmas. The city often experiences heavy snowfall, ensuring a white Christmas.

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The Christmas market in the town square features unique handmade crafts and festive foods. Tallinn's historic architecture, cobblestone streets, and twinkling lights also create a magical holiday atmosphere.

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Visitors can also enjoy a traditional Estonian Christmas dinner, which includes dishes like roast pork, sauerkraut, and gingerbread cookies.

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3. Turku, Finland (57% chance of snow on Christmas day) -

Finland's oldest city offers a magical white Christmas, with snow often blanketing its medieval streets. 

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A visit to Turku's Cathedral is a must, offering both history and seasonal beauty with the annual Christmas tree. 

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The surrounding archipelago, covered in snow, provides a peaceful winter retreat, making it a cozy holiday experience. 

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2. Lillehammer, Norway (65% chance of snow on Christmas day) -

Lillehammer, known for hosting the 1994 Winter Olympics, is an ideal destination for a white Christmas. Its snow-covered hills also provide a great setting for winter sports.

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The town is also famous for its charming wooden houses and festive atmosphere during the holiday season.

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Visitors can explore the nearby mountains, go cross-country skiing, or enjoy the winter festivities at the Norwegian Olympic Museum.

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1. Kiruna, Sweden (70% chance of snow on Christmas day) -

Located above the Arctic Circle, Kiruna offers a true winter wonderland for a white Christmas, with guaranteed snow and the stunning Northern Lights. 

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Visitors can also enjoy dog sledding and snowmobiling, and experience the unique culture of the indigenous Sami people.

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The long winter days are perfect for cozying up in warm cabins and watching the serene beauty of the snowy landscape.

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See also: The best Christmas light displays around the world

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